Ifab Trials ... blimey.

IdiotTricky

First Team Squad
Don't know if anyone else has posted this, but I just stumbled upon it:


You'd think they'd want to sort VAR out first, but could be interesting for teams (*cough* Man City *cough*) with systems of rotational "tactical" fouls ..?

Edit: I've just realised that this is my very first thread on LTLF. And it's a really dry topic ... :-(
 
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Don't know if anyone else has posted this, but I just stumbled upon it:


You'd think they'd want to sort VAR out first, but could be interesting for teams (*cough* Man City *cough*) with systems of rotational "tactical" fouls ..?
Can they just leave it alone now.

It’s called the beautiful game for a reason, stop shitting all over it.
 

Gyros Peter

Sauce salad?
Don't know if anyone else has posted this, but I just stumbled upon it:


You'd think they'd want to sort VAR out first, but could be interesting for teams (*cough* Man City *cough*) with systems of rotational "tactical" fouls ..?
Enjoyed this part of the report: "meaning a disgruntled multi-millionaire could be shown a blue card in as little as 12 months’ time"
 

Haych

John Robertson
Stupid idea and alongside VAR it was help kill the game.

We all know the 'Small Clubs' will have someone kicked off the pitch for a pull when leading 1-0 against city only for them to run down the pitch and score while the small club is down to 10 men.

Get f**ked.
 

Redemption

Chief Eye Roller
Introduce more jeopardy for the TV audience.
 

IdiotTricky

First Team Squad
Stupid idea and alongside VAR it was help kill the game.

We all know the 'Small Clubs' will have someone kicked off the pitch for a pull when leading 1-0 against city only for them to run down the pitch and score 3 while the small club is down to 10 men.

Get f**ked.
Ftfy :)
 

Redemption

Chief Eye Roller
Genuine question, is the opposition here to a blue card or to the idea of a temporary exclusion from the field of play - or sin-binning?

I haven't formed an onion for myself, but I've been thinking about the 2nd yellow and how there is a different threshold in practice from a 1st yellow, probably because it's impact is massive.

This comes after the Bournemouth game where many felt Kluivert should have walked but the ref appeared to have extended more leniency because he was on a yellow.

But if you strip away the recency bias this second card leniency is a known phenomenon in the game.

Does the sin-bin fit in here?
 
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